the us just showed its real face and intentions

I don't know how things go in other languages, but for SwiftUI, every AI often tries to use non-existent APIs. Even when you correct it, it starts using another one.

woahhh i was watching movie and didn’t hear anything

crazy

are you british by any chance

Oh good luck. This could be anything AT ALL.

Oh no, I don’t say you have an issue. I am developing my own application, and it relies on Focus Filters. Though I found out that it doesn’t revert back to pre-focus state when focus is turned off.

Hey, I wonder if your app needs to somehow revert the configuration to the pre-focus state when focus mode turns off?

WOAHH!

I love those little animations in Threads

I've adapted to many things. Nightly attacks often don’t even wake me up anymore. But I still remember friends who died because of this war and places we used to chill that are now destroyed. Some things still seem surreal, yet I have some hope for the future.

Propaganda washed their brains. Now Trump tries to negotiate with Russia, thinking Ukraine will agree without any security guarantees. He calls Zelenskyy a dictator, yet says Putin is not and Russia isn't an aggressor and thinks Ukraine is a third wheel in peace talks.

Everyone hoped it would end soon. Like how could anyone start such a war in the 21st century? Yet here we are, three years later. People still die because Putin decided to start a war, supported by millions, even in the West. They don't understand what's really happening here.

It may sound silly compared to situations in other cities, but for me it already felt like hell. I was scared to remove my clothes in case I needed to run. Each day, I got more and more used to it. Shops were empty, but we baked bread and made pizza, trying to distract ourselves.

It helped, and I slept… a bit… just two hours. At 4 am, I was woken by what I think were the loudest explosions I’ve ever heard at that time. It felt unreal. Scared, I got to an underground parking in a minute or two, I ran down nine floors, it was kind of like an autopilot lol.

I moved to another apartment where it was "quieter", but I couldn't fall asleep because of fear. Hearing explosions was terrifying, and hearing silence was somehow even worse.
It was the only night in my life when I needed medicine to sleep.

On the same day, our home became just 15-20 km from one of the most intense front lines as they tried to capture the airport.

The first day was tough. We tried to stay calm, but it wasn't possible. The first night might be the scariest night of my life.